view article - Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Kits: The Many Barriers to Access 03.07.2022 view article - Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Kits: The Many Barriers to Access Health Equity Violence Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Kits: The Many Barriers to Access Shortages of staff trained in providing sexual assault evidence collection kits, concerns about the timing of when an exam can be given, and the need for specialized care are barriers to having evidence collected following an assault. Guest Author Izabela Sadej
view article - Paid Family Leave as a Strategy for Reducing Health Inequities 03.02.2022 view article - Paid Family Leave as a Strategy for Reducing Health Inequities Sexual & Reproductive Health Maternal Health Paid Family Leave as a Strategy for Reducing Health Inequities The lack of paid leave potentially widens the wealth gap between white women and women of color in this critical period around childbirth. Guest Authors Julia Goodman, William Dow
view article - A Problem to be Treated 03.01.2022 view article - A Problem to be Treated Sexual & Reproductive Health Sex and Sexuality A Problem to be Treated Birth control barriers still prevent access for many, despite expanded coverage. Fellow Rubina Veerakone
view article - The Story in Saliva 02.28.2022 view article - The Story in Saliva Disease The Story in Saliva At-home genetic testing kits can be a relatively low-cost way to quickly obtain information about genetically-based health risks. Fellow Sara Mar
view article - Using Hospital Urinalysis Results to Track the Drug Epidemic 02.25.2022 view article - Using Hospital Urinalysis Results to Track the Drug Epidemic Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Using Hospital Urinalysis Results to Track the Drug Epidemic Urinalysis is an invaluable tool for tracking the drug overdose epidemic. Guest Authors Eric D. Wish, Amy Billing, Eleanor Erin Artigiani
view article - Killer Bugs 02.24.2022 view article - Killer Bugs Disease Killer Bugs New drug development and reducing antibiotic overuse may help fight antimicrobial resistance. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Working from Home? Commuting Beyond Covid-19 02.21.2022 view article - Working from Home? Commuting Beyond Covid-19 Disease COVID-19 Working from Home? Commuting Beyond Covid-19 Covid-19 and the resulting policy responses negatively impacted public transit ridership in 94 metropolitan areas. Guest Authors Kenneth B. Medlock, III, Ted Temzelides, Shih Yu (Elsie) Hung
view article - All Pregnancies End 02.18.2022 view article - All Pregnancies End Sexual & Reproductive Health Abortion All Pregnancies End All reproductive experiences should be supported whether they end in childbirth, miscarriage or termination. Fellow Maya Thirkill
view article - One State’s Push to End Solitary Confinement 02.17.2022 view article - One State’s Push to End Solitary Confinement Health Equity Incarceration One State’s Push to End Solitary Confinement Researchers examined the impact of North Dakota's ongoing quest to end solitary confinement. Guest Author David H. Cloud